Maya Jama Launches MIJ Masks

by | Dec 16, 2020

British television and radio presenter Maya Jama has released her long-awaited MIJ Masks.

MIJ Masks launched this week, with the first release selling out within 24 hours.

 

Image credit: MIJ Masks

 

“MIJ Masks are for every face and any moment. Whether I’m heading to a shoot, slouching on a plane or prepping for a night with my huns, you’ll find me treating my skin to some well-deserved TLC. I live for a high-quality, high-performance face mask, so it’s amazing to be able to produce a range that has style and substance, for everyone out there. This is your skin having a lovely time.” – Created and curated by Maya Indea Jama

 

Image credit: @mijmasks

 

When speaking with Popsugar, Maya admitted that making face masks sustainable is difficult. MIJ Masks are made from biocellulose, which a biodegradable natural fibre made from coconut, this means that this aspect of the product is environmentally-friendly. The outer cardboard packaging is made from FSC card. However, single-use plastic packaging still encases the masks. “We’ve done basically everything we could make them as recyclable as possible,” Jama explained.

 

Related reads:

Toly Group celebrates 60 years of operating in the UK

Toly Group celebrates 60 years of operating in the UK

The British Beauty Council sat down with Andy Gatesy to discuss the company’s evolution into a global leader in beauty packaging, and why the future of the industry lies in sustainable, integrated solutions, as the business marks 60 years of operating in the UK....

British Beauty Festival Prepares for Landmark China Debut

British Beauty Festival Prepares for Landmark China Debut

British Beauty is set for a showcase like no other, as the British Beauty Council launches the inaugural British Beauty Festival (BBF) in Shanghai in April 2026, partnering with the UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and Chrysalis Beauty. This milestone moment...

New Late Payments rules announced

New Late Payments rules announced

The Government has unveiled a series of reforms to late payments described as “the toughest crackdown on late payments in 25 years”, intended to help small businesses improve cashflow. This comes as government data suggests late payments cause 38 business closures...

Pin It on Pinterest

Share this on social: